There is a beautiful simplicity in statistical machine translation, such as Google Translate. Essentially, the more data you have, the better the probability of a high-quality translation as an end result.ll

Translations are supposed to stick closely to the original content. They need to be technically accurate and relevant to the target audience. As each language is different, their terminologies and culture differ.

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I recently attended a presentation called Maximizing Mental Agility by Dr. Art Markman, a cognitive scientist and author of the book “Smart Thinking.”

Markman describes “smart thinking” as the content of what you know and how you use it. This differs from intelligence, which is typically measured by testing abstract reasoning skills, “independent of your specific knowledge.”

Markman explains that by developing “smart habits,” you can improve your work performance, decision making, and creativity. An example of a “smart habit” is to avoid multitasking. It seems we do not function optimally when we multitask; the brain is better at time sharing.

When you sit down to do your “smart” work—tasks that require focus and concentration, such as writing and editing—eliminate distractions and stop multitasking. Because email is one of the biggest distractions in the modern workplace, one of Markman’s “smart habits” is not answering emails immediately.

Purchasing a translation for the first time can be confusing if you do not know anything about the process, as there is a wide array of factors to keep in mind before beginning a translation. For this reason, it is important for clients to define their priorities or needs (quality, time, or cost) beforehand.

Let me begin by saying that three eyes see better than one. Indeed, it is highly recommended that a three-step service be purchased—while it is often the most expensive option, it is worth it—rather than purchasing a translation from a single translator. Many companies offer this three-step service, that is, TEP: Translation, Editing, and Proofreading.

A good piece of advice that I offer to clients is that they should allow a similar amount of time to complete the translation as they would to write the original text, because what we as translators do is, essentially, re-write that document.

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